The two-minute warning was said to be devised as a way for the scoreboard operator to sync time with the on-field official who kept time, but the scoreboard has been official for nearly 50 years, and the two-minute warning was kept as a break for commercials.
According to one executive, it appeared likely that any early experiment with on-demand film would be devised as a high-priced "premium" event, akin to an expensive pay-per-view fight night, possibly in a collaboration of some kind with theater owners, who might somehow share in revenue or get improved financial terms to make up for lost viewers.
Therefore, an optimization algorithm needs to be devised as a solution to this problem.
The procedure here described can be devised as a first selective criterium for acceptance/rejection of this type of generators.
Workflow can be devised as a tool used purely in electronic data processing environment where data is to be transmitted across heterogeneous departments handled by personnel belonging to diverse engineering backgrounds.
With the preparations for the Festival of Britain (1951), which was devised as an economic stimulus to London, South Bank was transformed into a leading arts and cultural centre.
The effort was devised as an answer to criticism that the war effort essentially started from scratch every year with the arrival of each fresh rotation of officers.
Your Vie En Rose was devised as an interactive morale-boosting course for British women moving to France, but also claims to "enrich the lives" of those living in the UK.
Agencies have been devised as an antidote to such problems either by becoming watchdogs that alert governments to the abuse of laws and regulations or by regulating governments themselves in the name of efficiency, consumer protection, and, less frequently, the citizen.
The UDHR was devised as an exhortatory document, a statement of aspirations; its preamble says that it is a proclamation of "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations", and enjoins UN members states and their citizens to "strive … to promote respect" for them.
